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Uploaded by on Oct 20, 2011

One of the first songs I remember as a kid - Teresa Brewer's classic No 1 hit from 1950; Put another nickel in the nickelodeon

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  • brill love it cheers The Makem Folk Singer

  • @TheMakemFolksinger Cheers Dave!

  • Nice Song! And wonderful played by you! First time i hear that song...nice! at first i thought it´s about the tv-channel...but i guess it´s not! :)

  • @ericfrostic Cheers Eric! When I first heard this song I didn't know what a TV was - certainly no regrets about that though; the radio provided all the magic and entertainment needed back then....

  • Another great one Jim thanks. I was on the brink of my teens when that came out. Scary.....

  • @fredatric Thanks very much - scary indeed (where'd the time go?!)

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  • Thanks again Iva - bless you!

  • Such a nice song, really love it, just like all your covers. Brilliant :)

  • Howdy Jim

    haven't heard this song in yrs.

    Excellent

    stay cool man

    Rich

  • That's a great story and obviously a wonderful memory! Thank you....

  • Good luck with it Raffa - I couldn't find any sensible chord/tab interpretations of this song so worked some out for myself; I hope they work for you. I think Teresa Brewer's original was in key C, but too high or too low for me!

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